The sustainable brand taps the influencer for a three-style collaboration that reimagines the early-aughts staple with embroidered, hand-drawn details.
For millennials, watching today's tweens and teens revive early-2000s fashion can feel disorienting. Capri pants, low-rise jeans, butterfly clips, and jelly shoes—once staples from Limited Too—are back in circulation. While some of that era's trends merit permanent retirement (trucker hats among them), others deserve a grown-up second chance. Wedges fall into the latter category.
Reformation aims to rescue the style from dated territory. The sustainable label has partnered with influencer Enya Umanzor on three new wedge designs that trade kitsch for sophistication.
According to Reformation's website, the collaboration draws from "Enya's playful interpretation of femininity." The resulting shoes feature silky finishes and whimsical embroidery—swirls along the heel that Umanzor hand-drew herself.
The collection is available now on Reformation's site.
